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2 Contents Braun New Releases Coffee Love. Café Design & Stories Adaptive Re-Use for Homes. The Best is Yet to Come... Building to Educate. School Architecture & Design Company Gardens. Green Spaces for Retreat and Inspiration 14 Braun Backlist Niggli New Releases Design Basics. From Ideas to Products The Thonet Brand A Look at Its Graphic Design History Building in Exile Bruno Taut. Turkey The Gallery in the Type Case. The Collector Arno Stolz Postmodernism in Berlin Residential Buildings 30 Niggli Backlist Benteli New Release Harzburger Hof. The Story of a Grand Hotel Benteli Backlist 38 Distribution 2

3 RAHEL M. FELIX PETER FELIX WEGE DES IMMOBILIENMARKETINGS APPROACHES TO REAL ESTATE MARKETING typografie design architektur niggli BENTELI RAHEL M. FELIX PETER FELIX HAUS MARKE WEGE DES IMMOBILIENMARKETINGS BRANDING HAUS MARKE BRANDING PROPERTY PROPERTY APPROACHES TO REAL ESTATE MARKETING Playground Michelle Galindo Design 5

4 24 25 Architect: Studio Belenko Year of completion: 2007 Gross floor area: 225 m2 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor. ESSAY new title Markus Sebastian Braun Graphic design: Stefan Haas Coffee Love Café Design & Stories English Hardcover 24 x 28 cm 9 ½ x 11 in. 272 pages 400 illustrations ISBN October 2018 From the contents: n NOC Coffee Co. in Hong Kong (Studio Adjective) n Proti Proudu Bistro in Prague, Czech Republic (Mimosa Architekti) n Happier Café Paper Space in Taipei, Taiwan (JC Architecture) n De Bakkerswinkel in Rotterdam, The Netherlands (Piet Hein Eek) n Urban Coffee Farm and Brew Bar in Melbourne, Australia (Hassell) A café is a place where time and space are consumed, but only the coffee is found on the bill that s how UNESCO described the Viennese café culture in 2011 as it was named an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Places of coffee consumption of very different kinds are now indispensable as part of urban life all over the world. Such premises are constantly being redefined, reconceived and restaged especially now through the Third Wave of Coffee. This publication shows how cafés, coffee houses and coffee shops are designed today: whether as a grand café, a living room mockup or a nonchalant co-working space, whether in retro style or more casual. In addition to the 60 examples from all over the world, articles and essays tell the reader about very different aspects of coffee (house) culture in the past and present. sample pages Dnipropetrovs ka, Ukraine MISHI BLYACHERA CAFE CRAFT COFFEE The art of correct filtering Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor. Aenean massa. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Donec quam felis, ultricies nec, pellentesque eu, pretium quis, sem. Nulla consequat massa quis enim. Donec pede justo, fringilla vel, aliquet nec, vulputate eget, arcu. In enim justo, rhoncus ut, imperdiet a, venenatis vitae, justo. Nullam dictum felis eu pede mollis pretium. Integer tincidunt. Cras dapibus. Vivamus elementum semper nisi. Aenean vulputate eleifend tellus. Aenean leo ligula, porttitor eu, consequat vitae, eleifend ac, enim. Aliquam lorem ante, dapibus in, viverra quis, feugiat a, tellus. Phasellus viverra nulla ut metus varius laoreet. Quisque rutrum. Aenean imperdiet. Etiam ultricies nisi vel augue. Curabitur ullamcorper ultricies nisi. Nam eget dui. Etiam rhoncus. Maecenas tempus, tellus eget condimentum rhoncus, sem quam semper libero, sit amet adipiscing sem neque sed ipsum. Nam quam nunc, blandit vel, luctus pulvinar, hendrerit id, lorem. 6

5 Architect PAVE Architects Completion 2014 Original Building Name, 1899 Gross floor area before 790 m 2 Gross floor area after m 2 Number of Rooms before 3 Number of Rooms after 4 No. of Apartments 40 Address Siilotie 21, Oulu, Finnland As stipulated by the town plan, as much of the original outer silo aesthetic as possible was recreated. This reimagining allowed for a vast variety of layouts within; from smart one-bedroom flats to neo-lofts up to three level lofts can be found within the building with a total of 95 apartments. The round silo structures became utilized as varyingly sized balcony zones. The balcony openings are enhanced with metal trelliswork that maintains the round shape of the silos while providing sufficient privacy. The trelliswork blocks part of the direct sunlight yet is still sparse enough to let light pass and allow views through to the landscape. Together with varying zones of glazed and open, low and full-height, the balconies are vastly multifunctional, true extensions of the apartments. A mainly rectangular dark extension expands the silo structure naturally within the reimagined plot. In keeping with the original industrial atmosphere of the area, the raw, in-situ cast concrete surfaces are a vivid element throughout the interior of the building. The corridors industrial design combined with contemporary solutions and materials creates a unique, hotel-like feel. The possibility of purchasing an apartment in a semi-finished state proved also popular. new title Chris van Uffelen Graphic design: Michaela Prinz Adaptive Re-Use for Homes The Best is Yet to Come... English Hardcover 24 x 28 cm 9 ½ x 11 in. 272 pages 400 illustrations ISBN September 2018 ISBN From the contents: n From school to apartment complex in London, UK (Conran and Partners) n From pumping station to vacation residence, Latvia (Zaigas Gailes Birojs) n From church to single-family home in Chicago, USA (Linc Thelen Design and Scrafano Architects) n From office complex to apartment building in Frankfurt, Germany (Stefan Forster Architects) n From theater to flats in Sydney, Australia (Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects) Housing shortages and building dereliction are fundamental challenges, concerning also the current architectural landscape. That these problems can be overcome by addressing them together has been proven by the increasingly successful reactivation and conversion of existing real estate in both urban and rural contexts. Real-world examples show that these measures can also make sense economically and from an urban planning perspective. In this way, the most extraordinary living spaces are created from old silos or depreciated office buildings, vacant churches, former station buildings or obsolete infrastructure buildings with the creative appropriation of the existing substance. The careful and respectful handling of the building fabric is as important in this process as the creative extension of the existing structures. This volume shows the exciting variety of reuse possibilities and provides new insights into and perspectives on a highly topical subject. sample pages TERVAHOVI SILOS THE MID-CENTURY CYLINDRICAL GRAIN SILOS IN THE TOPPILANSALMI-AREA OF OULU, FINLAND 17 TODAY, THERE ARE 60 APARTMENTS OPENING THE SILOS FAÇADE, BUT KEEPING HIS VOLUMINA

6 EXPANSION PRIMARY SCHOOL Steinmürli Enzmann + Fischer AG a External view b Internal view The new solitaire marks the south boundary of the schoolyard. Old gym and new gym form a new yard, due to their orthogonal positions. Both cubes are integrated by shape and color into the existing facility, they receive their special contemporary expression through the surfaces of concrete elements and the perforated front of the vent wings. In the upper floors of the classroom building, the classrooms are grouped ring-shaped around the large lobby. The lobby will be illuminated by areaways. Haptic façades, clean design and transparency give the school a playful and open expression. c Internal view HET 4E GYMNASIUM e External view f External view g External view new title Sibylle Kramer Graphic design: Lisa Zech Building to Educate School Architecture & Design English Hardcover 24 x 28 cm 9 ½ x 11 in. 176 pages 350 illustrations ISBN September 2018 From the contents: n Woodland Elementary School in Milford, MA, USA (HMFH Architects) n Hessenwald School in Weiterstadt, Germany (Wulf Architects) n André Malraux School in Montpellier, France (Dominique Coulon & Associés) n Dalton Elementary School in Wenzhou, China (Fax Architects) n Montessori Mazatlán School in Sinaloa, Mexico (EPArquitectos + Estudio Macías Peredo) An often-quoted Swedish saying goes as follows: A child has three teachers: the first teacher is the other children, the second teacher is the teacher, and the third teacher is the room. Students learn best where learning is interesting and fun so the standards required for school construction are equally high. The continual development of educational concepts and new didactic approaches are changing everyday life in schools and, with it, the functional and aesthetic qualities of this building task. Classrooms and public areas both inside and outside are becoming increasingly flexible and multifunctional. They offer opportunities to retreat for individualized learning opportunities and zones of concentrated work, as well as open space landscapes for inter-year mingling and self-organized group activities. The school projects presented in this volume show how contemporary pedagogical concepts are translated into compelling and very diverse architectural solutions. sample pages Projekt EXPANSION PRIMARY SCHOOL Steinmürli Architects Enzmann + Fischer AG Address Römerstrasse 13, 8953 Dietikon, Switzerland Client City of Dietikon Completion 2006 Size 3,200 m² Grades 1 3 a b c External view g d d e f 11

7 Address: Minneapolis, USA Landscape design: SWA Group Completion: Size: 10,000 m2 Client: Gensler This clearly articulated storm system attempts to interact with the contemporary design languages, as well as challenging its visitors with its dynamic expression. The design makes use of the natural retention properties of the plants but molds the area to form an attractive landscaped area that also excellently serves the needs of those using it. The site is located along Renmin South Boulevard in the heart of the new hi-tech district of Chengdu. With four buildings of various heights planned on the site, a series of intimate courtyard spaces have been created to counterbalance the encroaching urbanity. Along with the architecture, the landscape design creates a brocade, weaving together the buildings and site programs, and creating an oasis amidst the dense, urban location. The designer takes into account the city of Chengdu by paying attention to key infrastructural elements. To mitigate storm water runoff from the site, the design incorporates an extensive water filtration garden, which provides a natural solution to this common infrastructural problem. Each grass panel is tilted towards the gravel drain along the bottom of the panel, and all surface runoff is filtered through the vegetated panels and trickles through the gravel drain that connects to the basins. The basins are filled with either crushed stone or pebbles, which allows them to act as a retention pond during storms. A zigzagged wooden walkway cuts through the entry reflecting pool and leads into the rain garden. Across layers of rich landscape, the ever-changing walkway hovers above all adjacent landscape panels. A few boulders scattered in the gravel basin serve as informal seating elements. new title Chris van Uffelen Graphic design: Luca Bendandi Company Gardens Green Spaces for Retreat and Inspiration English Hardcover 24 x 28 cm 9 ½ x 11 in. 192 pages 350 illustrations ISBN October 2018 ISBN From the contents: n Bestseller Office Complex in Aarhus, Denmark (C.F. Møller Landscape) n Mercedes-Benz Center in Stuttgart, Germany (Gnädinger Landschaftsarchitekten) n Ottemachi Tower in Tokyo, Japan (Michel Desvigne) n Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in Seattle, USA (GGN) n Novartis Physic Garden in Basel, Switzerland (Sweco Architects) The design of open spaces around a company headquarters or within a company premises are increasingly important and in some cases now also lucrative fields of activity in landscape architecture. On the one hand, company gardens fulfill the function of a signboard advertising the company. On the other hand, in times of flexible working hours, worklife balance and global networking, they are increasingly emerging as projection screens for innovative workplace concepts. The implementations are remarkably diverse, their conception often depending on whether the company garden is directed to the outside world or rather designed for the employees. It can serve the public as a city park, act almost as a calling card as part of the corporate identity, be designed as a quiet oasis for breaks from work or as a place for informal meetings and collegial communication. Through selected examples of company gardens from around the world, this volume reveals the great diversity present within this field of architecture. sample pages Company Gardens Company Gardens Walkway leads through a peaceful landscape Surly Brewery Walkway cutting through A communal space for the courtyards strolling and socializing Boulders as seating elements Campus is surrounded by buildings A dynamic fusion of visual elements This pleasant open space is ideal for inspiration Extensive water filtration garden mitigates storm water runoff A cosy communal feeling defines this area A natural oasis in an urban location

8 RAHEL M. FELIX PETER FELIX RAHEL M. FELIX PETER FELIX WEGE DES IMMOBILIENMARKETINGS APPROACHES TO REAL ESTATE MARKETING backlist backlist Stack, Cut, Assemble ISO 668 ISBN Where Architects Stay in Europe Lodgings for Design Enthusiasts ISBN Young Visionaries The New Generation of Architects ISBN Makeover ISBN Green, Greener, Greenest: Façades, Roofs, Indoors ISBN The sub/urban Idea ISBN Temporary Architecture ISBN Extreme Minimalism: Architecture ISBN Inspired & Inspiring ISBN Healing Architecture ISBN Nomadic Living Relocatable Residences ISBN Design Affairs: Shoes, Chandeliers, Chairs, etc. by Architects ISBN Green, Hidden and Above The Most Exceptional Treehouses ISBN Rough Interiors ISBN Link it! Masterpieces of Bridge Design ISBN Built on Water Floating Architecture + Design ISBN Massive, Expressive, Sculptural Brutalism Now and Then ISBN Design Solutions for Urban Densification ISBN The Sunny Side of Life Winter Gardens, Sunrooms, Glazed Houses ISBN XS small houses big time ISBN Mediterranean Living ISBN Yoga and Spiritual Retreats ISBN Sailing Yachts ISBN Tropical Houses ISBN Where Architects Stay Lodgings for Design Enthusiasts ISBN Pallets 3.0. Remodeled, Reused, Recycled: Architecture + Design ISBN Compendium of Landscape Architecture ISBN Living in Wood Architecture & Interior Design ISBN Tropical Living ISBN Tropical Gardens ISBN Airport Architecture ISBN Studios & Workshops Spaces for Creatives ISBN HAUS MARKE WEGE DES IMMOBILIENMARKETINGS BRANDING HAUS MARKE BRANDING PROPERTY PROPERTY APPROACHES TO REAL ESTATE MARKETING Rough Past meets New Design ISBN Branding Property Approaches to Real Estate Marketing ISBN Cool Off! The Pool Book ISBN On The Shore Seaside Living ISBN Townhouse Design Layered Urban Living ISBN Bamboo Architecture & Design ISBN CONCRETE Pure. Strong. Surprising. ISBN Berlin The Architecture Guide ISBN

9 Michelle Galindo backlist backlist Prague The Architecture Guide ISBN Munich + Bavaria The Architecture Guide ISBN London The Architecture Guide ISBN Paris The Architecture Guide ISBN Sommeliers Heaven ISBN long established and the most fashionable Bookshops ISBN Architectural Visions ISBN The Book of Drawings + Sketches: Architecture ISBN Retro & Vintage Design ISBN Kids Design ISBN Packaging Design ISBN Graphic Design x 100 ISBN Villas Superb Residential Style ISBN Chalets Trendsetting Mountain Treasures ISBN x Art in Public ISBN Atlas of European Architecture ISBN TOY DESIGN ATLAS OF WORLD INTERIOR DESIGN Toy Design ISBN Do not disturb! Heavenly Honeymoon Retreats ISBN The Beauty of Space Living in Minimal Style ISBN Working in Style Architecture + Interiors ISBN Atlas of World Architecture ISBN Atlas of World Interior Design ISBN Atlas of World Landscape Architecture ISBN Nordic Interior Design ISBN JAPANESE Interior Design Living in Style Architecture + Interiors ISBN Rough Style Architecture, Interior, Design ISBN Bars, Clubs & Lounges ISBN Hotel Rooms, Vol. 1 (softcover edition) ISBN Japanese Interior Design ISBN Masterpieces: Country House Architecture + Design ISBN Masterpieces: Courtyard Architecture + Design ISBN Masterpieces: Performance Architecture + Design ISBN Hotel Rooms, Vol. 2 ISBN Hotel Baths & Spas ISBN Hotel-Lobbies, Bars & Restaurants ISBN Winter Sports in Vintage Poster Art ISBN Masterpieces: Roof Architecture + Design ISBN Masterpieces: Sacred Architecture + Design ISBN Masterpieces: Library Architecture + Design ISBN Masterpieces: Bungalow Architecture + Design ISBN

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11 Design Basics Design Basics typography design architecture typography design architecture Revised and expanded edition Design Basics offers a professional yet compact introduction to industrial design, written by specialists in the field with years of experience as product designers and design educators at various universities. The book is aimed at enquiring users as well as committed entrepreneurs, interested technicians and aspiring designers from a great variety of fields. The central theme is product design, taking the conflicting interests of consumers, manufacturers and designers into consideration. All factors of planning and design of industrial products are considered and presented clearly. The authors cover the entire field from the historical roots to the outlook in the near future, from a comprehensive look at product functions to analysis of the complex design process, from theoretical foundations to descriptive case studies. _ Extended and revised edition _ Concise introduction to industrial design _ History of design as well as outlook to the future _ Description of processes and product functions Gerhard Heufler, Michael Lanz, Martin Prettenthaler Graphic design: Martin Prettenthaler Design Basics From Ideas to Products English, 244 pages, 400 illustrations 17.2 x 20.9 cm 6 ¾ x 8 ¼ in., softcover with flaps ISBN October 2018 Gerhard Heufler ( ) was an Austrian industrial designer and co-founder of the degree program Industrial Design at the FH JOANNEUM in Graz. He received numerous national prizes for design, e.g. for the world s smallest mine detector or an unmanned helicopter that are now both part of the permanent design collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 2005 he was awarded the USA Industrial Design Excellence Award Gold for a compost turning machine. Michael Lanz, born in 1965, studied product design at the University of Wuppertal. He is one of the three directors of the strategic design consulting agency designaffairs GmbH with offices in Munich and Shanghai. Since 2014 he has been head of the Institute for Product and Transportation Design at the FH JOANNEUM in Graz. Not only is he member of the juries of various international renowned design awards, but his own work is also part of the New Collection of the Munich Pinakothek of the Modern. Einsatz real und virtuell Die digitalen Inhalte für den Fahrer werden ihm über eine Art Head-Up-Display in die Realität eingespielt und untermalen/unterstützen sein Fahrerlebnis. Ähnlich wie bei einem Redbull Airrace wären Pylonenfahrten denkbar, mit Unterschied, dass diese nur digital bestünden. Der logistische Aufwand wäre so deutlich kleiner. Zusätzliche Anzeigen wie Mitfahrerposition, optimaler Kurs, Windfenster etc. unterstützen den Gedanken der gamification. Das eigens entworfene Interface-Konzept spielt mit dem Thema Effizienz. In keinem anderem Sport ist Effizienz so entscheidend, wie beim Segeln. Diese wird anhand eines Instrumentes visualisiert und durch einen Kompass ergänzt. Sich ineinander verschränkende Geometrien zeigen den Effizienzgrad an und geben gleichzeitig eine Optimierungsempfehlung. Theoretisch kann an dieser Stelle ein Transfer zum automotiven Kontext geschlagen werden. Martin Prettenthaler, born in 1969, studied architecture and industrial engineering at the Technical University of Graz. Beside his work as freelance designer and architect he teaches design history and management at the degree program Industrial Design of the FH JOANNEUM, and organizes exhibitions and symposiums on the topic design. He was awarded with numerous prizes, e.g. for the Graz Museum. niggli niggli

12 » Identity programme «In 1974, Atelier Bachmann presented a Corporate Design Manual which preserved the previous logo as a wordmark but changed it. The letters of the constructed wordmark, which merge like ligatures, were not typeset as a fine hairline but bolder. The wordmark from that point onward formed the foundation for the design. It was a grid, logo and surface all at once. The» H «and» N «of» THONET «formed two axes to which typographical elements were added. This concept should only be the beginning on the path to a reduced black and white appearance. Two years later, the wordmark was typeset on all product catalogues and brochures in white onto full-page photographs and later even only onto a black background.»identitätsprogramm«1974 stellte das Atelier Bachmann ein Corporate Design Manual vor, welches den vorherigen Schriftzug als Wortmarke beibehielt, jedoch veränderte. Die Buchstaben der konstruierten Wortmarke, welche wie Ligaturen ineinander übergingen, wurden nicht wie zuvor als feine Haarlinie gesetzt, sondern fetter gezeichnet. Die Wortmarke bildete von nun an die Grundlage der Gestaltung. Sie war Raster, Logo und Fläche zugleich. Das» H «und» N «des Schriftzuges» THONET «bildeten zwei Achsen, an welche typografische Elemente angegliedert wurden. Dieses Konzept sollte nur der Anfang auf dem Weg zu einem, auf Schwarz / Weiß reduziertes Erscheinungsbild sein. Zwei Jahre später wurde die Wortmarke auf sämtlichen Produktkatalogen und -Broschüren nur noch in Weiß auf vollflächige Fotografien gesetzt. Daraufhin sogar nur auf schwarzen Hintergrund Corporate design manual mm Graphic agency: Atelier Bachmann, Krefeld Corporate design applications Graphic agency: Atelier Bachmann, Krefeld typography design architecture typography design architecture Lilo Schäfer Graphic design: author The Thonet Brand A Look at Its Graphic Design History German English, 192 pages, 250 illustrations 14.7 x 20.9 cm 5 ¾ x 8 ¼ in., hardcover ISBN September 2018 The company Thonet was founded in 1819 and has since become a furniture manufacturer with the highest standards of design and quality. Worldwide, the name is associated with famous design classics of our time. In this book, the graphic design behind the Thonet brand is explored for the very first time, along with the development of signets and printed goods parallel to the furniture design and the aesthetics of the age. More than 100 exhibits from the Thonet archives are presented chronologically from the first 19th-century sales posters, adorned with ornaments like the furniture of the period, to the reduced-format catalogs from the 1920s, to the creation of a timeless image from Discussions with designers of the brand from 1969 complete the volume. This publication is both graphic design history and a portrait of a 200-year-old company Lilo Schäfer works as a freelance communications designer in Dusseldorf. During her studies she did research on design history parallel to contemporary history. With her final thesis she won the Design Award of the Dusseldorf University of Applied Sciences. Since 2017 she has been doing her master s degree in communication design and is continually working on exhibitions and lectures on the significance of design. _ Graphic design history of furniture company Thonet _ Comparison of furniture design and corporate graphic identity _ Chronological order with extra thematical chapters _ Portraits of selected designers 4 5 niggli niggli

13 ANKARA 2.4 agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext typography design architecture typography design architecture With his colorful residential buildings, Bruno Taut was a decisive influence on Berlin settlement construction in the modern age. The seizure of power by the National Socialists forced the architect to relocate from Germany via Japan to Turkey in Not least thanks to the country s push to modernize and adapt to international modernity under the Atatürk government, Taut was able to continue his architectural work in exile until his death two years later 80 years ago. Esra Akcan, Bernd Nicolai Winfried Brenne, Deutscher Werkbund Berlin (eds.) Graphic design: Lisa Zech Building in Exile Bruno Taut. Turkey German English, 120 pages, 100 illustrations 16.5 x 23.8 cm 6 ½ x 9 ½ in., hardcover ISBN November 2018 In addition to the construction of parts of the University of Ankara, several school buildings and his own residence, Bruno Taut was also responsible for the design of the catafalque for the state s founder. The authors present all buildings planned by the German artist of construction. This volume also illuminates the extraordinary life of Taut in exile and his unmistakable signature woven into the architectural image of Turkey. _ The years in Turkey _ Importance of Taut s work for modernizing Turkey _ Complete catalog of planned and realized works _ With photos and planning material Esra Akcan, Associate Professor at Cornell University, is an architect and obtained her PhD at the Columbia University in New York. Her research on modern and contemporary architecture and urban planning was supported, for instance, by the Graham Foundation and the German Academic Exchange Service. She has published more than 100 articles in international specialist books and journals, and her work was exhibited at the Istanbul Design Biennale and the Istanbul Architecture Festival. Bernd Nicolai studied art history, classical archeology and Near Eastern archeology in Mainz, Göttingen and Berlin. His PhD was followed by a visiting professorship of art and architectural history at the Istanbul Teknik Üniversitesi, as well as professorships at the universities of Berlin, Edinburgh and Trier. Since 2005 he has been professor of art history with special attention given to architectural history and preservation at the University of Berne ANKARA 2.4 ANKARA agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext With a preface by Orhan Pamuk ANKARA agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext agnian dandunt audis this is us. doloreh enihitati ius utatit agnian dandunt audis this is the english blindtext niggli niggli

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15 Anton Stankowski Beitrag 1/1 Setzkasten April 1980 Siebdruck 55 x 85 mm Textbeitrag S. 227ff Montageanweisung für den Beitrag von Gene Federico für die Setzkasten-Galerie. Transparentpapier, Filzstift, Fotokopien 600 x 477 mm Arno Stolz musste die Neujahrskarten, die Gene Federico ihm zugeschickt hatte, nach diesem Muster zusammenstellen und anschließend für die Reproduktion fotografieren. Gene Federico Beitrag 51/1 Setzkasten April 1981 Collage aus Neujahrskarten 85 x 50 mm Textbeitrag S. 247ff. Gene Federico Neujahrskarte 1992 Fotokopie, Blattgold 110 x 124 mm The Early Years 035 Hausfassade am Tiergarten Hausfassade am Tiergarten 036 Bildunterschrift Beispiel engl Bildunterschrift Beispiel deutsch 037 Bildunterschrift Beispiel engl Bildunterschrift Beispiel deutsch The Early Years typography design architecture typography design architecture With an introduction by Erik Spiekermann With a contribution by Wim Wenders David Fischbach (ed.) Graphic design: editor The Gallery in the Type Case The Collector Arno Stolz German English, 296 pages, 400 illustrations 18.8 x 33.2 cm 8 ¼ x 13 in., softcover with flaps Inspired by a gift from his son, Arno Stolz developed the idea of a miniature gallery of typographic works. In 1980, he began writing letters to well-known designers from around the world, asking for a creative contribution to help fill the compartments of typesetting boxes. The result is a mosaic of about 300 unique pieces presented in these relics from the days of hot type. Anyone who prefers to view postmodernism with reference to architecture as an epoch, looks with enthusiasm to the western part of Berlin in the 1980s. Nowhere else is there a greater density of buildings to which this label can be attached. Veritable architectural manifestos that shaped the cityscape from then on can be found there. Claudia Kromrei Graphic design: Lisa Zech Postmodernism in Berlin Residential Buildings German English, 208 pages, 200 illustrations 22 x 32 cm 8 ½ x 12 ½ in., hardcover ISBN ISBN October 2018 September 2018 David Fischbach was born in 1989 in Wuppertal and lives This is enriched and supplemented by the extensive correspondence that Arno Stolz conducted with the designers over almost three decades. Both the artworks and the remarkable collection of letters and New Year s cards are presented for the first time in this publication. An introductory section provides the necessary background to fully grasp the significance of The Gallery in the Type Case. The city and the time allowed for seemingly contradictory pieces of architecture, but what unites the residential buildings above all is the vehement artistic desire of their master builders. 30 of these are being re-photographed around 30 years after their creation. Floor plans document the structural similarities and differences independently of the architectural means of expression. and works as a graphic designer in Dusseldorf. During his studies of communication design at the Dusseldorf University of Applied Sciences he was supported by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation. Before his academic career he has worked as an actor for various theater, film and TV productions. _ Collection of typographic works in type cases _ Pieces for the special format requested from artists and designers _ Extensive correspondance of Arno Stolz with the donors _ With articles from contemporary art magazines on selected artists _ West Berlin in the 1980s as showcase of postmodernism _ Focus on 30 residential buildings _ New photos by Manfred Hamm _ Thematical structure Claudia Kromrei studied architecture in Berlin and Zurich Arno Stolz was born in 1934 and is a trained typesetter. After before she worked in the fields of research and teaching his examination for the master craftsman s diploma in 1959 in Hangzhou and St. Gallen. After she obtained her PhD in he worked in several printeries as typesetter and specialist, the work of architect Albert Gessner in 2009, she has been and was head of a Dortmund printing house with focus on chairwoman of the Deutscher Werkbund (German Associ- typography. ation of Craftsmen) in Berlin and professor of Architecture Theory and History at the University of Applied Sciences in Bremen Die Die Frühen Jahre Frühen Jahre The Early Years Die Die Frühen Jahre Frühen Jahre The Early Years 11 niggli niggli

16 1 non-books Infinite Design Cube Display with 8 cubes in different colors ISBN Schneezeichen ISBN Color and Form Memo-game based on Johannes Itten ISBN further titles niggli.puzzle ISBN Postage Stamp Designs From Kafka to Loriot ISBN Rhetoric of Logos A Primer for Visual Language ISBN m 2. Art in Prison ISBN Nomadic Furniture 3.0 ISBN Box 366 Color Card Set ISBN Colorondo. A Game with 80 Colors ISBN Tbilisi Archive of Transition ISBN Architecture & Human Rights A Book on Urban Thinking ISBN Experimental Design: Visual Methods and Systematic Play ISBN Tools for the Design Revolution Design Knowledge for the Future ISBN Drawing as Design Process ISBN Bi-Scriptual. Typography and Graphic Design with Multiple Script Systems ISBN The Japanese Teahouse ISBN Urban Being Anatomy & Identity of the City ISBN Archiflop ISBN Essays, Arguments & Interviews on Modern Architecture Kuwait ISBN Subtext: Typedesign ISBN Design, Typography, etc. A Handbook ISBN typo. 52 stories on type, typography and graphic design ISBN New Typefaces. Positions and Perspectives ISBN Modern Architecture Kuwait ISBN Purism in Concept, Form and Materials. The Pioneering Work of Hermann Rosa ISBN Re-searching Utopia. When Imagination Challenges Reality ISBN Architecture Dialogues Positions Concepts Visions ISBN Typography: Formation and TransFormation ISBN The Graphic Artist and his Design Problems ISBN Printed matter, mainly books ISBN Typography. Advertising. Book Design ISBN Phan tas mago rias Willi Kunz Daydreaming with Lines Tagträumen mit Linien Rêveries en lignes Craft-based Design ISBN Risomania The new spirit of printing ISBN Fab Lab Revolution Field Manual ISBN Phantasmagorias Daydreaming with Lines ISBN A History of Visual Communication ISBN Grid systems in graphic design ISBN Typography A Manual of Design ISBN Graphic Design Manual Principles and Practice ISBN niggli niggli

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18 NEW TITLE Glorious Days Are Ahead The Harzburger Hof was not only one of the five largest and most prestigious hotels in Germany it was always also a social microcosm and mirror of its time. Opened in 1874 as the ducal Actien-Hotel, it went through a series of peaks and troughs of fortune in the 20th century. A sophisticated place for recuperation in the days of empire, the Harzburger Hof became a center of cultural life in the 1920s, later serving as a military hospital and then as an office for the occupation forces after the war, before its social life was revived in the 1960s and 1970s. After structural and economic decline in the 1980s and 1990s, the hotel was closed. Following a series of fires, demolition was the only option. HARZBURGER HOF THE STORY OF A GRAND HOTEL Ulf Meyer Graphic design: Detlef Behr German English 176 pages, 160 illustrations, 24 x 28 cm 9 ½ x 11 in., hardcover ISBN July 2018 In preparation for the brand new Grand Hotel Harzburger Hof, Ulf Meyer places the past and the future of the building in the context of the development of grand hotels, tourism in the Harz region, and contemporary and architectural history. From Aristocrats and Artists to War Wounded and Occupying Forces and Back to the High Society After his studies of architecture at the Technical University of Berlin and the IIT in Chicago, Ulf Meyer, born in 1970, started a career as architecture journalist, author and lecturer. His work at, for example, Shigeru Ban Architects was followed by the Hyde Chair of Excellence at the UNL and guest professorships at the Tamkang University of Taiwan. Meyer lives in Berlin where he regularly contributes to renowned newspapers as the FAZ and NZZ, and publishes books on architecture and urban development. 35

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